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All About MOT Test in Norway: Requirements, Deadlines and Frequency
MOT test is an important vehicle inspection in Norway, designed to ensure that all vehicles meet necessary standards for safety and environment. This guide gives you all the information you need about the MOT test, including when and why it is necessary. Learn more about rules for periodic vehicle inspection (PKK), including for electric cars and other vehicle types.
When Must Your Vehicle Have MOT Test?
Understanding deadlines and frequency for MOT test is important for all vehicle owners. Here is a simple overview:
- New vehicles must undergo their first inspection four years after first registration
- After that, the vehicle must be inspected every two years
- You can find the deadline for your next MOT test on the vehicle's registration certificate or by contacting the Norwegian Public Roads Administration
Why is MOT Test Important?
The MOT test has two main purposes:
- Safety: To ensure that vehicles on our roads are safe, and to protect drivers, passengers and other road users
- Environmental Protection: To check the vehicle's emissions and reduce environmental impact
Critical Control Points
The inspection assesses several important parts of the vehicle, including:
- Brakes, tires, lights and emissions
- Any faults must be corrected before the vehicle can be approved
Legal Consequences of Missing MOT Test
Failing to undergo MOT test can lead to fines or deregistration. Make sure to comply with deadlines:
- MOT test is mandatory and must be performed within set deadlines
MOT Test – Frequency by Vehicle Type
| Vehicle Type | First Inspection | Thereafter |
|---|---|---|
| Passenger Car | 4 years after registration | Every 2 years |
| Motorcycle | 4 years after registration | Every 2 years |
| Electric Car | 4 years after registration | Every 2 years |
How to Book MOT Test
MOT test can easily be booked at an authorized workshop. Contact your nearest approved workshop to schedule an appointment.
Will Your Car Pass the MOT Test?
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Most Common Failures (2024)
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Lights and Illumination
Broken bulbs, misaligned headlights (32%)
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Brakes
Worn brake discs/pads, uneven braking (28%)
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Tires
Insufficient tread depth (<1.6mm), damage (18%)
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Chassis and Suspension
Worn shock absorbers, loose parts (15%)
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Emissions
Excessive emissions, exhaust faults (7%)
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